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A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late and then she was made to sit for the test.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shots.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
Also watch:&nbsp;Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi national park
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

Assam: 19-year-old girl, in shorts, made to wrap curtain to sit for exam

A 19-year-old girl was not allowed to sit for an entrance exam by the examination centre authorities for wearing shorts in Assam.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shorts.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.

A 19-year-old girl in Assam's Tezpur town was denied permission to sit for an entrance exam for wearing shorts.
Humiliated by this behaviour of the authorities, Jublee called her father, who tried to buy a pair of pants for her, but, the authorities wrapped a curtain around her legs as it was getting late and then she was made to sit for the test.
According to Jublee, there was no problem when she entered the examination premises, however, the invigilator asked her to not enter the exam hall for wearing shorts.
Jublee, along with her father travelled from their hometown Biswanath Chariali to Tezpur, 70 km away.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-govt-changes-name-of-rajiv-gandhi-national-park-1630548264077" target="_blank">Assam govt changes name of Rajiv Gandhi national park</a>
According to Jublee, the admit card did not mention any dress code.
Calling it the &ldquo;most humiliating experience" of her life, Jublee said she plans to write to Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu and report the incident.

Addressing the convocation of Tezpur University, the PM urged the country's youth to draw inspiration from Team India's historic test cricket victory. 

PM Narendra Modi cites India Oz win to stress on Aatmanirbhar Bharat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday cited Indian cricket team's Australia win to emphasise that positive mindset leads to positive results

PM cites India Oz win to stress on Aatmanirbhar Bharat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday cited Indian cricket team's Australia win to emphasise that positive mindset leads to positive results which is the essence of Aatmanirbhar Bharat. Addressing the convocation of Tezpur University, the PM urged the country's youth to draw inspiration from Team India's historic test cricket victory.&nbsp;
((Byte:&nbsp;We lost badly, we fought back and won under challenging conditions. They (Team B) had less experience, but were high in confidence and they created history. The cricket success is a huge life lesson. We need to make our mind set positive.&rdquo;))

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday cited Indian cricket team's Australia win to emphasise that positive mindset leads to positive results which is the essence of Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
Addressing the convocation of Tezpur University, the PM urged the country's youth to draw inspiration from Team India's historic test cricket victory. He drew parallels between the country's performance during the coronavirus pandemic and India's less experienced Test cricket team that clinched the series 2-1.

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